Which metric tracks engagement with the library's online resources?

• A. Attendance at programs.
• B. Website visits.
• C. Cultural diversity.
• D. Underserved Communities.

Answer: (B)

Engagement with online resources is about how people interact with the library’s digital offerings. A metric that counts website visits directly measures how often users access online materials, tools, or services, giving a clear sense of the reach and interest in digital resources. This kind of online activity shows usage patterns and helps gauge the impact of the library’s online presence. In contrast, attendance at programs measures in-person events, not online content. Demographic labels like cultural diversity or underserved communities describe who is using services, not how they engage with online resources. So, tracking website visits best reflects engagement with the library’s online resources.